For staff:
To date we have run training on:
  • Sexual Violence Support Awareness and Responding to disclosures of sexual violence
  • Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) First Aid
  • Hate Crime Awareness, in partnership with the local authority
  • Domestic Abuse Awareness, in partnership with the local authority
  • Harmful Practices Awareness (Forced Marriage, So called 'Honour' based violence and FGM), in partnership with the local authority
If you would like information about booking a space, please email  reportandsupport@qmul.ac.uk 

Queen Mary’s Professional Development team have developed Queen Mary Bystander, available in a new, more accessible e-learning format which you can now find on QMplus.  This e-learning will introduce you to the ideas and tools, then let you try out a number of scenarios where you can test them out and see where they might lead.
 
Building on the e-learning, there is also a workshop to explore some more complex scenarios and discuss them with small groups.  To book a place, first complete the e-learning and then search on the CPD booking system for course code PD230b (please note your place may be cancelled if you book before completing the e-learning). 

For students:
This year we have organised workshops on: 
  • Mental wellbeing, sex and healthy relationships with Beyond Equality
  • Building a culture of consent with Solace Women's Aid 
Last year we held workshops on:
  • Combating sexual harassment and violence in the UK
  • Allyship and Misogyny 
  • Consultation sessions for feedback on QMUL support services
If you would like to suggest additional training options not listed here, please contact reportandsupport@qmul.ac.uk so that we can consider this or help put you in contact with suitable organisations who run training. 

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